Gas leak search near church found to be nonhazardous

Heard on: Shackelford County Public Safety

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Ma'am, I'm gonna be out with Atmos's subcontractor right here by the church.

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I got a feeling that's what they're smelling.

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Go ahead.

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Yes, ma'am.

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I spoke with a Colt representative, and they are looking for a leak in their line.

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And it runs alongside of an Atmos line.

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And that odor that they're smelling is a way to detect for leaks.

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And they're searching for those leaks, but they're not flammable.

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Simple. Appreciate it.

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And

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they're going to be coming in there on us.

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I'm going to be unlocking gates.

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Like I said, they're looking for the source of those leaks.

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So they're trying to get that line back in service.

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So you may get more reports of that odor.

6/25/2026 12:10 PM

Fire

Church St, Moran, TX 76464

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, responders coordinated with gas utility subcontractors near a church in Shackelford County to investigate a reported gas-like odor. The odor was explained as part of leak-detection work on a line running beside an Atmos line and was reported as not flammable, though additional odor reports may occur while the line is restored to service.